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Yes, I have read it.
Then you'd know that absolutely nothing happens in that story. Naugus escapes his zone prison for a bit, fights Sonic, then gets sent right back in. The story, as it is, suits Ian's "vision" just fine, because there is absolutely nothing in it that contradicts what he's written. In other words, if this is a remake, whatever changes made to the story won't be terribly profound, and more then likely simply done to make it a more interesting fight.
Furthermore, revising stories to suit a newer, often wildly different canon is nothing new to a long running series. Look at any long running comic book that's been under more then one creator and you'll see plotholes, stories that are taken into a completely different context by later stories, and entire swaths of a comic's continuity can often be made inert on the whim of a writer or editor. This has been done to all the major comics in the industry at one point or another, and they've been hailed as both the best and the worst stories ever written in comics. They did it without completely rebooting the series, because that would have thrown away ALL the work done by past creators instead of simply trimming the fat. It's a common practice in comics.
So...what's the big deal here again?
